AI is in its rule-breaking adolescent phase.  Over the past several weeks, multiple industry-leading models have escaped what were believed to be secure testing sandboxes, tapped into the open internet, and hacked into the databases of third-party organizations. It’s even become a joke online: If your AI hasn’t committed a cybercrime by now, it’s a bad look for your company. Kimi K3, the new model from Chinese AI lab Moonshot, has become the latest AI system to jump the proverbial fence during a routine test, according to a blog post published Thursday by US cybersecurity research startup Frontier Security. But…